Rhode Island § 34-7-2 § 34-7-2. Absentees and persons under disability — Reversioners and remaindermen.

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§ 34-7-2 — § 34-7-2. Absentees and persons under disability — Reversioners and remaindermen.

Rhode Island § 34-7-2

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 34-7-2 (2026).

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§ 34-7-2. Absentees and persons under disability — Reversioners and remaindermen.
Nothing in this chapter shall be so construed, deemed or taken, as to extend to prejudice
            the rights and claims of persons under age, persons of unsound mind, or persons imprisoned
            or beyond the limits of the United States, if they bring their suits within the space
            of ten (10) years next after the impediment is removed; nor to bar any person or persons
            having any estate in reversion or remainder, expectant or depending, in any lands,
            tenements or hereditaments, after the end or determination of the estate for years,
            life or lives, the person or persons pursuing his or

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§ 34-7-2. Absentees and persons under disability — Reversioners and remaindermen.

Nothing in this chapter shall be so construed, deemed or taken, as to extend to prejudice the rights and claims of persons under age, persons of unsound mind, or persons imprisoned or beyond the limits of the United States, if they bring their suits within the space of ten (10) years next after the impediment is removed; nor to bar any person or persons having any estate in reversion or remainder, expectant or depending, in any lands, tenements or hereditaments, after the end or determination of the estate for years, life or lives, the person or persons pursuing his or their title by due course of law within ten (10) years after his, her, or their right of action shall accrue.